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Serializing strings, Unicode, and randomized testing using ScalaCheck

 Posted by Erik Rozendaal at 8:40 pm  Development, Scala, TDD, Testing  3 Responses »
Apr 072011
 

While implementing a simple event store for an example application I needed to serialize JSON data to binary arrays and turn those bytes back into the original JSON. Obviously, that’s a piece of cake!

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